Norwich Bulletin dated December 13, 1921

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VOL. LXIlI—NO. 300 ; 5 NORWICH, coun.,.wEsfiAY 'DECEMBER 13, 1 HEARING ON THE RETURN TROLLEY TONEW HAVEN Richard T. Higgins,

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department—recaipts, $8,69479; penses, $4,160.27; balance on hand, .$4, 534.562. The report was accepted. The €laim 6f Mfs.

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(Special to the Bulletin) Danielson, Conn., Dec. 12—Killingly High Schoe! basketball five opened 4ts season overwheimirg the

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assified seryice” has caused much com- ‘ment, "lnd'Brén:ht"?nt? the limelight the part the civil servic# commission plays | Y

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THElale war created an enormous demand for these sensible timekeepers. | Manufacturers—to their credit e been making rapid cs

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" s -ern Connectiout, vist our Basement. THE TOY STORE . 1# you want to see the finest and most complete Jine of Toys in...

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R B Terms of Sale, Cash--No Returns Instead of Waiting fnr January We Are Gumg To Clear Our Stocks Now DUE TO THE MILD...

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The Jewish drive started Monday morn- ing and will continue the remainder of the week. The funds donated are to help ve the

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Washingtgn, Dec. 12.—(By the A. = The text of a treaty between the United States and Japan covering an agreemes as 1, the...

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PUTNAM No more skating at Perry's pond! This was ‘the cdict ‘made known Monday rel- atlve to a skating resort that has besn

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A Bulletiv Want for hn: and commission. Call Room Houve, b between 4 and Aflnfl wmted WANTED-<Male m. S to '10 daily sel buy;

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THE WEATHER. Conditione. There wers four disturbances of mark- ed intensity charted Monday night—one in the vicinity of...